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Naming Things After Trump

Reflections from the Swamp Richard van Duyvendyk Dear Reader, As...

Almonte Legion presents The Jerry Lee Band

Almonte Legion Branch 240 presents The Jerry...

St. George’s 125th Anniversary Service, September 13

In 1901 the first worship service was...

Arts & Culture

An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

Books

John Dunn's Stories

Lanark Lit Writing Competition

Pick of the Past

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Reconciliation Through Art returns this fall

Building on the growth and success of the last two years, Reconciliation Through Art returns this fall bigger and better, at new family-friendly times: September 27 and October 2–4....

Carleton Place is the first in North America to host this 160-metre record

An embroidered cloth 160.5 metres long, stitched by communities across 14 European countries, will be shown outside Europe for the first time on September 13, at UA FEST in...

Almonte’s Fibrefest is back on September 12 and 13!

Almonte, ON- Come on out to the scenic town of Almonte on September 12 and 13 to celebrate the wonderful world of fibre arts at the 31st Fibrefest -...
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An Artist's Notes

Notes from local artist Eileen Hennemann about her paintings.

Books

John Dunn's Stories

Lanark Lit Writing Competition

Pick of the Past

Almonte national heritage award shortlist: Victoria Woolen Mill

by David J. Stephenson The National Trust for Canada has recently advised the Almonte Heritage Redevelopment Group that five buildings that they rehabilitated have been...

Meet ‘Into The Planet’ author Jill Heinerth, September 22

Meet author and explorer Jill Heinerth whose book Into The Planet will take you to places where no person has ever gone before. Blending memoir, adventure, and...

Almonte national heritage award shortlist: 78 Mill Street

by David J. Stephenson The National Trust for Canada has recently advised the Almonte Heritage Redevelopment Group that five buildings that they rehabilitated have been...

The Almonte college campus that never was

by Brent Eades At the corner of Queen and Union Streets, on what is now a somewhat forlorn corner, there once stood the majestic Reilly's...

REVERIE at Sivarulrasa Gallery, August 23 to October 6

Featured artists: Gayle Kells and Catherine Gutsche Vernissage/Meet the Artists: Saturday Sept 7, 3pm-6pm From August 23 to October 6, 2019, Almonte’s Sivarulrasa Gallery is pleased...

Horizon by Barry Lopez

by Edith Cody-Rice I chose this book because many years ago, in the 1980's I read Barry Lopez' award winning Arctic Dreams, without question the...

Five Almonte buildings shortlisted for national heritage award

The National Trust for Canada has recently advised the Almonte Heritage Redevelopment Group that five buildings that they rehabilitated have been shortlisted for an...

Auditions for ‘Lighting the Way’, August 29

An evening of micro plays that stubbornly celebrate a sustainable future WHAT An evening of short plays that will be presented in October 17th and...

How one man got around to square dancing

by Ben Bennett If you believe in “what goes around comes around” (in a good way), you need look no further than Brian Crawford. A square...

From The Front of the Choir

Jennifer Noxon leads the Rhythm & Song Community Choir RHYTHM & SONG COMMUNITY CHOIR - FALL SESSIONS ALMONTE Monday afternoons  1:00 - 2:30pm September 9 -...

Rosemary Leach: upcoming workshop, recent work

2 Spaces Remaining! Check out www.rosemaryleach.com/events From the Rosemary Leach Blog: Dark Harbour/Sufficient Moody weather makes me feel more at home in the world. I yearn for strong winds...

House & Garden Tour Tickets Are Selling Fast!

Tickets for the Almonte House & Garden Tour are nearly SOLD OUT! Get yours soon for an opportunity to visit some of Almonte's finest homes...

Jim Arendt THOSE OF US STILL LIVING

By Maureen Korp Jim Arendt's new exhibition at the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum is startling at first sight, even scary.   Upon entering the exhibition on...

Story time! Introducing cards for readers & will-be-readers

Jill McCubbin launches Book Mill Press with a line of literary note cards (books to come) Once upon a time a young reader entered the...
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